Newfoundland and Labrador is asking an important question: How can the province grow its population while supporting jobs, communities and long-term economic development? The Department of Jobs, Growth and Rural Development is seeking public input as part of work on a population growth strategy for Newfoundland and Labrador. For newcomers and people considering immigration to […]
Getting into Canada for business sounds simple—until you realize that working in Canada and visiting Canada for business are not the same thing. A foreign national generally needs authorization to work in Canada unless their activity falls under a specific exemption. That is where things can get complicated. The wrong assumption about a Canada work […]
Canada’s LMIA rules are changing, and the latest update focuses on something employers cannot afford to get wrong: who actually qualifies as the employer. On September 18, 2026, Service Canada updated employer guidance across multiple Temporary Foreign Worker Program streams. The new guidance explains how Service Canada determines whether an entity is actually the employer […]
Planning to become a truck driver in Ontario? The training requirements are about to get more serious. The Ontario government announced on September 21, 2026, that it is developing a new standardized entry-level truck driver training curriculum for commercial drivers. The goal is to make truck driver training more consistent across the province and ensure […]
If Prince Edward Island is part of your Canada PR plan, the latest PEI PNP draw deserves your attention. On September 17, 2026, the Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program invited 195 candidates through the Labour & Express Entry category. No invitations were issued through the Business Work Permit Entrepreneur stream. This brings PEI’s total […]
Changing jobs during an Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) application just became something applicants need to take much more seriously. Canada has updated its AIP processing instructions for situations involving employment changes or changes in employer ownership. The updated instructions, published by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) on July 23, 2026, clarify what officers need […]
Canada is putting new money behind Black communities — and this time, the focus is on organizations already doing the work on the ground. On September 20, 2026, the Government of Canada launched the Black Canadian Communities Program, a new federal initiative designed to support Black-led, Black-serving and Black-focused organizations across the country. The program […]
Canada and the European Union could be moving toward a much deeper relationship, and that conversation may have an unexpected immigration angle. Proposed closer Canada-EU ties could eventually create new opportunities in trade, education, technology and mobility. At the same time, millions of Americans who qualify for Canadian citizenship through ancestry may already have a […]
The latest Saskatchewan SINP intake has closed, and for workers in capped sectors, timing has become more important than ever. Saskatchewan’s September 14 intake used 91 of 150 Trucking positions, 114 of 175 Retail positions, and all 50 Accommodation positions. The province also scheduled Food Services for September 15, with 175 positions available. But here’s […]
Canada’s immigration enforcement landscape is getting more attention — and the latest CBSA removals from Canada are a clear reason why. The Canada Border Services Agency reported 111 foreign nationals removed in connection with enforcement efforts involving extortion-related activity, organized crime, and other grounds of inadmissibility. As of September 3, 2026, the agency had also […]
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